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Balancing the urgent and the important is key to resilience in education

Andreas Schleicher on how the OECD’s Education Policy Outlook provides a framework for building stronger education systems

coronavirus, covid, covid-19, education policy, resilience, resilient learner, resilient student, responsiveness
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Bridging the gap between policy and practice in education

A teacher and an OECD education expert explore how to better align policies with what is happening in classrooms

covid, education policies, empower teachers, school closure, teachers
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Acting on lessons from COVID to bring about deeper change in education

What are the key lessons from coronavirus lockdowns for education policy makers to make real, sustainable change?

coronavirus, covid, covid-19, distance learning, education policy, education reform, remote learning, school closure, school reform

How teachers can use data and research to improve education

Using evidence to improve teaching needs to start with teachers – with their contexts, capabilities and motivations.

data, evidence, research, schools, teaching

Why knowledge is the most important resource for education systems today

Knowledge is probably the most important resource that education systems need to turn money and infrastructure into the outcomes that societies expect of them.

Shaping, not predicting, the future of students

by Anthony Mann Senior Analyst, Directorate for Education and Skills Footballer Cristiano Ronaldo is reputed to have once said that … More

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